GIA 1.01 Carat Round Diamond 2
This GIA-certified 1.01 carat round diamond offers exceptional brilliance and symmetry, making it a timeless choice for a classic engagement ring. Expertly cut to maximize sparkle, it’s the perfect centerpiece for your forever moment.
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Original price was: $999,455.00.$45,784.00Current price is: $45,784.00.
This GIA-certified 1.01 carat round diamond offers exceptional brilliance and symmetry, making it a timeless choice for a classic engagement ring. Expertly cut to maximize sparkle, it’s the perfect centerpiece for your forever moment.
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GIA 1.01 Carat Round Diamond
Original price was: $299,932.00.$85,004.00Current price is: $85,004.00. Add to cart
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Every item we send comes in our signature Blue Nile packaging. Engagement rings arrive in a deluxe ring box within an elegant presentation box ready for your proposal. The presentation box also secures your appraisal certificate and diamond grading report. Loose diamonds are presented in a velvet lined diamond case that securely holds the stone.
Color: L
Color in a diamond refers to its inherent, unchanging hue. This natural coloration remains consistent throughout a diamond`s lifetime. Diamonds come in various colors, and the presence or absence of color significantly impacts their appearance. Colorless diamonds, in particular, permit a greater passage of light, resulting in heightened brilliance and a dazzling display of fire. When light enters a diamond, it acts as a prism, dispersing the light into a spectrum of colors and reflecting these colors as captivating flashes of brilliance, often referred to as fire.
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Clarity: VVS2
The clarity of a diamond pertains to the existence of imperfections both on the surface and within the stone. During the extraction of a raw diamond from deep within the Earth`s carbon-rich layers, minute traces of natural elements are invariably captured inside the gem. These internal and external imperfections are commonly known as inclusions.
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